This briefing summarises key theological, moral, and social themes, as well as specific factual points, drawn from selected verses of "The Great Koran - Family Of Amram," specifically addressing portions of "Family Of Amram" (Surah Aal-e-Imran).

The provided excerpts from "Family Of Amram" convey a powerful message about the singular sovereignty and attributes of God, His ultimate knowledge and power, and His balanced nature as both merciful and just. It establishes a clear dichotomy between believers and disbelievers, outlining the severe consequences for the latter and the path to salvation and reward for the former. Key moral imperatives include piety, generosity, emotional control, and unwavering reliance on God. The text also uses historical and contemporary examples of conflict to impart lessons on obedience, perseverance, and the divine hand in all affairs. The consistent call to "reason" and to "bear witness that we are submitters" underscores the emphasis on conscious faith and adherence to God's straight path.